Established in 2017, the Tax Club, University of Ilorin, one of the network of similar Tax Clubs in tertiary institutions around Nigeria, is a hub for young, brilliant, tax-inclined minds. In furtherance of our core objectives, the Club has relations with tax firms, professional bodies and tax authorities. Firms such as PricewaterhouseCopers Nigeria, Deloitte NIgeria, …
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Mr. Abiodun Adekanye (fondly referred to as "Biomight"), serves as the President and number one member of The Tax Club. He is a 400 level student ofAccounting, University of Ilorin.
Mr. Abiodun Adekanye (fondly referred to as "Biomight"), serves as the President and number one member of The Tax Club. He is a 400 level student ofAccounting, University of Ilorin.
Mr. Omopupa Muhammed Awwal is a 500 level student of Common and Islamic law and the Vice President of The Tax Club, University of Ilorin. Mr. Qudus is a diligent young man with purpose-driven goals and excellent leadership qualities.
Mr. Omopupa Muhammed Awwal is a 500 level student of Common and Islamic law and the Vice President of The Tax Club, University of Ilorin. Mr. Qudus is a diligent young man with purpose-driven goals and excellent leadership qualities.
Balogun Faheedat Olabisi, a 400 level student of Accounting is the Secretary General of The Tax Club, University of Ilorin.
Balogun Faheedat Olabisi, a 400 level student of Accounting is the Secretary General of The Tax Club, University of Ilorin.
The Tax Club, University of Ilorin organised a capacity building workshop on the 6th of November at the Faculty of Social Sciences. The workshop featured a wide range of sessions on learning specific professional skillset such as CV/Cover letter writing, drafting of proper mail applications, and LinkedIn optimization tips. The first-of-its-kind capacity program was an …
Click here to download the PDF of this Article. INTRODUCTION Against all odds, we finally have the Petroleum Industry Act (hereinafter referred to as ‘PIA’) in our midst walking the talk. But was it all worth the hype? For decades now, there have been calls to finalize the omnibus legislation that would serve some whiff …
Click here to download the PDF of this Article Earlier this year, the Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS) declared that Multichoice Nigeria Limited (MCN) and its parent company; Multichoice Africa had defaulted in their tax obligations over the years and thus asked commercial banks, who are agents to the companies to freeze and recover 1.8 …
